HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1947-07-24, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1947
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EVERYBODY'S
BUSINESS
by
One of the small but impor-
tant things that helps a man
succeed is the ability to re-
member names.
When you call a man by
his name you show an inter-
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and on the job.
The value of this habit in
dealing with customers and
people in higher positions is
obvious. In fact, the prin-
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applied to everyone we meet.
There is an almost magical
difference in the effect of
"Good morning!” and
"Good morning, Mr. Ferris!"
Try improving your name -
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career.
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WALTON
Mr. Robert (Poore from. Peace
River, at the hone of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Davidson, his sister-in-law
and other relatives.
Miss Mary Smillie at Weston, Out
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hollinger and
children, Hamilton, with relatives,
11r. and lits. Norman Pollard and
daughter, Miss Reba of . Rayniore,
Sask., with relatives, 'a nephew of
Mrs. G. Pollard.
Miss Carrot Pringle of Galt with
-hiss 1'Iay Jackson.
Stuart Bryans has returned to Lon-
don after spending the past week
with his parents Mr.and Mrs. Ed
- Bryans.
Miss Doreen Long, Brussels, has
returned home after spending. a few
days with Miss Mavis Olicei
Mrs. IVm. hearney with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Earl Dow, Hibbert.
Donald Wilson, London, with his
grandinotliei i's. R. W. Hoy.
tate of Engineer W. G; McGeorge, R.
Nicholson was paid the sum of $742.50
balance in -full on open portion of the
Cameron Drain and allowances as pea
by-law: F, Maloney $1, A. Cameron
9 r Bauer, owner of
$4,, and Reinhart Bw e of e
Lot 2, Con, 9, $2 Clerk to request
from , Ellice Council that they pay
owners of lands allowances • as per
Cameron drainage by-law, retain fee
of clerk and by-laws, forward balance
to Logan as por assessment in Ellice
Twp. Correspondence from Scott
Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, request-
ing, a grant of $100 towards mainten-
ance of the Hospital, was granted. A
rale of 1.5th of 1 mill is being levied
on all farmers not objecting to the
levy for the year 1947; for Federation
of Agricultd'e purposes_ Council ad-
journed to meet again Tuesday, Aug,
5th,- at 1 p.m. -3. A, Rudolph; Clerk.
BRODHAGEN
Mrs. Norman Roed of Detroit;
spent •a •week with her parents Mr.'
H U L L ETT and Mrs. Ed, •Prueter.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Diegel and
The regular meeting of the Hul- Jimmy of Waterloo spent a week
lett Township Council met this 'date with Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Diegel,
in the Community hall, Londesboro Mrs, Alvin Pryce and baby son
at 7 p.m. The •Reeve and three mem- returned from Seaforth to the home
bers of the council were present, of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
iii, Leslie Reid being• absent. The Beuerman. Master Ronald Beuerman
minutes of the last regular meeting of Seaforth is holidaying at the
of June 2, and special meeting of same home.,
June 4th were read. Motion by Wm Miss Dorothy Querengesser, Jim -
J. Dale and W. R. Jewitt, that the my and Billy Orbrake of .Toronto
minutes of the last regular meeting are spending several weeks with Mr.
of June 2nd, and special meeting of and Mrs. Albert Querengesser.
June 4th, be adopted as read. Car- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stouch and
ried. W. R. Jewitt and J. Ira Rap- Warren of Kitchener sent Sunday
son, that the road Supt. buy 50 lbs. with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Queren-
2,4,d. and that we .hire Jack Little gesser.
to apply it at 94.0rPer hour. Car- Mrs. Harold Diegel is spending
ried. Jewitt and Dare, that we pay a this week at Grand Bend.
grant of 5100.00 to the Community Mr. and Mrs. John G. Hinz, Maur -
Hall Board. Carried. Rapson and een and Winnifred and Mr. and
Jewitt, that the clerk write Geo. B. Mrs. Martin Rock spent Sunday in
Eberhart re his letter of June 27th. Port Elgin, guest of Mr. and Mrs,
As our by-law 1947-1 reads that we John Bielife.
pay 6c per yard for gravel, the Messrs Henry Hillebrecht and Al -
Council feels that it cannot pay .fred Querengesser spent Thursday
more. Carried. Rapson and Dale, at Colpoys Bay, Tobermory.
that we place our road insurance M1•. and Mrs. Lonie G. Rock left
with the Continental Casualty Coin- on Wednesday for Detroit from
piny for 510000.00 and 20,000.00 where they will motor to _Minnesota
and 2000.00, premium of $100.00, with their daughter and son-in-law,
also fire and theft on the power Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grove and then
mower. Carried. Jewitt and Dale, go on to the prairie provinces to
that we insert an ad in the local visit his brother Mr. John Rock and
papers asking for applications for other relatives.
the job of operating the power mow- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Querenges-
ek at 50 cents per hour. Also asking ser and Susan of Waterloo, Mrs.
for tenders for digging the tile por- Wm. Querengesser, Mrs. Russell
tion of the Yungblutt drain. Appli- Sholdice, Gary, Warren and, Roger
cations to be opened Tuesday. July motored to Colpoys Bay on Sunday.
15th at 8 p.m. Carried. Rapson and Garry and Warren remaining for
Dale, that we write W.' Archibald several days.
and ask hint if he would undertake' Master Roy Buernian has taken a
the work on Municipal drains. Car- position with the Dublin bakery for
ried. Council adjourned "to meet the summer months.
Tuesday, July 15th at S p.m. The Sunday School Picnic which
Accounts—Medical Welfare Board was to be held on Wednesday has
rebate, $1.65; Geo. W. Cowan, been postponed until next Thursday
stamps, 94.25; Geo. W. Cowan, part July 31.
salary, 570.00; Community Hall Mr. Eric Schultz has taken a poli•
Board, grant, 5100,00; Levis Con- tion as clerk in a cigar store in
ctruction Co., bulldozer, 9108,50; Kitchener for the summer months.
A. Weymouth, grader repair, 91;80; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Philips and
H. M. Campbell, grader repair, 96: Roger of Bridgeport with Mr. and
00; H. Emmerson, tile, 93.79; Geo. Mrs. John Amstein on Sunday, Rod -
Goode, grader repair, 93.00; Gordon ger remaining for some holidays.
Radford, gas and oil, 9134.19; J. L. Mr. John Steiss and daughter
Bell, washout, $5.00: A. McClure, Mrs. Geo. Evans of Cranbrook with
culvert, 95.50: Bert Hoggart, cul- Mrs. Sophie Bennewies.
vert, 96.00: F. Phillips, telephone' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brooks and
line, 925.00; Wm. Carter, road Supt. son of Mt. Albert with Mr, and Mrs.
948.00; George Mann, snow, 97.00; Milton Rock.
Henry Glew, snow, 97.00; Ed. Craig, Mr, and Mrs. Greenfield, Florence
snow, $7.00: Andrew Craig, snow, and Helen of Embro,Mr. and Mrs.
97.00: James Handy, snow, 97.00; J. A. Sippel of Tavistock with Mr.
H. Johnston, snow, 97.00; S. Collins, and Mrs. Dalton Hinz on Saturday.
=now, 92.25; Theo. Dale, snow, $2.- Pilot McMane of Milverton with
25; James Freeman, snow, $3.755; his plane took up passengers on Sun -
Elgin Dale, snow, 92.25; County of day using Mr. John Kohler's field as
Huron. snow, 510.00: A. Weymouth, landing field.
grader op. 5103.20; Wnr. J. Dale, Rev. John Alberti and 1'Irs. Alber-
ar expenses, 54.00, ti of Philadelphia will -be guests at
�— -- the parsonage with Rev. and Mrs.
Schultz. As far as is known Rev.
LOGAN I Alberti will preach the sermon at
Logan township Council neat on the Sunday morning service.
Monday, July 7th, at 1 p.m.. with all Mr. and Mrs. Lorie Rock accomp-
meni.hers present. Reeve Fred Ahrens anted Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hart to
presided. Minutes read and adopted. Palmerston, Sunday, visiting Mr.
Correspondence read. 'Drainage heti- Hart's parents.
tion from T. W. Winteringhanr was (intended fm last wool),
accepted. Con. 1.2 & 3. Lots 2 to S. The Mogk Reunion was held on
0. Gaffney, C.E.. was appointed to July 1st at the hone of lir. and Mrs.
nuke an examination and report back George Mogk with about 125 pre -
to Council. Drainage petition from sent. Games and races were enjoyed
W. J. Winteringhanr, Lots 22 to 25, by young and old. A hall game by
Con. 2.3 & 4, was accepted. 0. Gaff- the men and boys was also enjoyed.
ney. C,E., appointed to make an John Mogk son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
examination to report back to Conn- Mogk, Rostock was the youngest
cll. Drainage petition from John W. present. Mrs. Aug Bauer, the oldest
Siemon, Lots 18-19 & 20. Con. 4 & 5. lady present, Mr. Aug Bauer, the
was accepted. 0. Gaffney, C.E., was oldest man present. The officers for
appointed to make an examination 1948 are; Pres.- Geo. :Mogk, Brod-
and report back to Council, .Drainage hagen; vice-pres., Rudolph Fischer;
petition from H. Bode, Lots 33 X; 34, Sec. Treas., Chris Leonhardt. An in -
Con. 5. was accepted..0. Gaffney, C.E., vitation was accepted from Mr. and
was appointed to make an examine- Mrs. Alvin Rose to _come to Point
tion and report back to Council. A Edward on July 1, 1948. The results
notice of want of repair of the Woods of the races _are; children 5 yrs. and
drain in McKillop Tp, was received under, George Mogk; children 5 yrs.
from H. 'Bode, The Clerk instructed ball throwing, Joyce Jordan; girls
to notify McKillop Council to put the 6 to 8, Betty Wicke; boys 6 to 8,
said drain in a proper state of repair. Ray Bauer; girls 9 to 12, Shirley
By -Law No. 422, fixing rates for year Davidson; boys 9 to 12, Roy Wicke;
1947, was introduced and give the Dorothy Davidson; boys 13, Ronald
first reading. Gen. Twp. rate 6 mills, Mogk; married ladies. Mrs. Wilfred
Gen. County rate 5.783 mills. County Ahrens; married man, Ivan Rohrer;
High School rate 1.357 mills; Local boys' 3 -legged race, Roy Bauer and
High School rate 2.5 mills, malting a Don Bauer; girls' 3 -legged race,
total of 15.64 mills in the dollar, Gen. Shirley Davidson, Betty Wicke; yard
Public School rate 2,7 mills, support- measure race, Mrs. Hilda Jordan;
ors of Public schools. Public Trustee horseshoe race, Mrs. Henry Lease;
rates: south to north— No. 5 U.-4.5 marriage race, Roy Wicke and Shir-
nrills; U.#6-5.8 mills; U.T.H. no rate. ly Davidson; kicking slipper, Albert
U,#2-6.83 mills. No. 9-3 mills; ' #8— Bauer, 'Mrs. Llayd Prueter.
2.1 mills. #2-2.6 mills, #3-2.6 mills. S.S. No. 4 Logan
#6-3.5 mills. U.E.I.-3.37 mills. No. June promotion results at S.S. 4,
4-3.6 mills. #5-4 mills. #10-3.3 Logan, Brodhagen school, teacher,
mills #11-5.6 mills. U.#6-5.55 milis. Miss Aletha McMillan, are as fol -
U.#7 -2.86 mills. Separate Schools: lows: To grade 8 — honors, Joanne
U 6-8 mills. U, #1-4.5 mills. U.#2 Rock, Calvin Diegel, Glenn Miller;
Dublin -3 mills and for Con. School pass,, Lloyd Pfeifer. To grade 7 -
-3,82 mills. Monkton street lights— honors, Rose Scherbarth; pass, Ray,
2.5 mills. Date axed for final payment Beuermann, Ivan 'Siemon, Irvin
of taxes will be Dec. 1st. 1/z of 1% Gloor, Keith Miller. To grade 6 —I
Penalty will he added Dec. 2nd on any honors, Marleen Diegel; pass, Aud-'
taxes remaining unpaid. Public rey Hinz. To grade 5, honors, Maur
school area assessment $2,717,197,45. een Hinz, Shirley Riehl, Gary Shol-
Separate School area assessment dice, Donald Miller. To grade 4 —
$139,450.00. High school area assess- honors, Joan Kistner, Joyce Queren
ment $2,799,147.45. Continuation gesser, Audrey Green, Charles
school area assessment $57,500. Total Scherbarth, Nancy Mogk. To grade
of taxable assessment 1947, $2,856,- 3 — Henry Leonhardt, Marlene
647.45. Road superintendent was in- Priestap, Wayne Beuerman, Ross
strutted to engage Mr. Harburn of Puchelberg. To grade 2 — Keith
Staffa with spray machine: Roads ex- Wolfe, -Grade 1,- Clayton Ahrens,
penditures estimates were considered Raymond Bennewies, Lynda Doyle,
and passed Road superintendent was Clare French, Glenda Miller, Larry
authorized to carry out the expendi- Meugge, Carol Rose, Warren •Shold-
ture of, approximately 946,457 on town- ice, Roy Wolfe.
ship roads for year 1947. On certifi• Visitors; Master Jimmy Arbuckle et
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in Cardno's Hall
' SATURDAY, JULY 26
Norm Carnegie and His Band
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Toronto is holidaying with his grand-
parents lir. and Mrs. Albeit Queren-
gesser.
Mr, arid Mrs. Wiii. Besserer and
Mary'Ann of Kitchener with Mr: and
Mrs. .1d Smith. &Ir. and Mrs. Earl
Kressier and daughter Sue, Mi•. and
Mrs. Alf Kressler and Diane, Mrs,
Adam Ki'esslei:, all of Hespeler, with
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Riehl, Mrs.
Adam Ki'essler remained Sof a few'
weeks.
Mi•, and Mrs. Clarence Ziir, Mrs.
Henry Zinn of Listowel, at the home
of Jack Prueter.
BAYFIELD
Mr. G. Westlake, who spent the
last three months in Vancouver, re-
turned home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson and
family of Sudbury are spending their
holidays with 324'. and Mrs, W.
Ferguson.
Miss R. Hovey of London is a guest
of her brother Mr, E. Hovey and Mrs.
Hovey.
The Lions Club Frolic is being held
in Clan Gregor Square Wednesday_
night,
WHAT MAKES PEOPLE FLESHY 9
It's not always just a case of love
for food that piles up extra weight.
Excessive eating habits frequently
can be traced directly to nervous and
emotional tension. See how medicine
treats this problem. Read "Pat Fran
'Psychic' ", in the American Weekly,
great magazine with this Sunday's
(July 27) issue of The Detroit Sunday
Times.
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Seaforth
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•THURS. FRI. SAT. NOW PLAYING
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MON. TUES. WED. "SISTER KENNY"
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MATINEES- SATURDAYS AND HOLIDAYS AT 2.30 P.M.
BORN -
BOOTH—At Scott Memorial Hospital
on July 18th, to 3!i'. and Mrs. Thos.
Booth, Clinton, a son.
MALONEY—At Scott Memorial Hos
pital, on July 181:h, to Mr, and Mrs.
Frank Maloney, R R 5, Seaforth, a,
sou.
DOLMAGE—At Scott Memorial Hos-
pita], on July 19, to Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Dolmage, RR 1, Seaforth a
son.
What Shall the End Be - - -
OF THEM THAT OBEY NOT THE GOSPEL OF GOD 1 Pet. 4:17
• The Lord Jesus shall be revealed fi'oui heaven in flaming fire
taking vengeance on them that know not God and that obey not the
gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. 2 Thes. 1:3.
• For I ani not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ: for it is the
power of God unto salvation. Rom. 1:16
• Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ ani9 thou shalt be saved.
Acts 18:31
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